Frontier Central High School - Gateway Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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.L Homecoming '86 had a new look and feel with its circus theme, Under the Big Top . The homecoming committees were chaired by Amy Verbanoff and advised by Mr. Sa- buda. As a result of their hard work, Home- coming '86 was a Festival of Fun . Spirit week, organized by Julie Nistler and Marie LaFiosa started everything off. We dressed up, wore our class colors, and saw happy-go-lucky clowns roam the halls. ln the hall decorating competition, the Juniors took top honors. We also strolled down the Hall of Fame. Thanks to both Bene Jones and Beth Kelleher. The assembly, organized by Bob Wood, was a tremendous success. A gorilla, clown, and a lion spread both candy and cheer to everyone. The announcements of Dave Bath and Holly Buscaglia as our King and Queen highlighted the assembly. The Tug-of-War and the infamous toilet paper wrap brought both the students and the teachers to their feet. ln the end, the Seniors were on top with the most points, as expected. Saturday began with the parade. There were Marines, the Color Guard, the Marching Band, floats, and representatives from three fire departments. Art Club won S150 for their first place float. The parade too was a suc- cess and was chaired by Missy Szelest. The football game came next. A colorful balloon launch and a half-time dance by the Varsity Cheerleaders added to the excite- ment. The game was fantastic! Frontier beat Kenmore East by a score of 30-8. Thanks guys! The festivities ended with the dance, orga- nized by Ken Adamczak. We danced, laughed, and saw all old friends. Homecom- ing '86 was finally over, but we were all left with memories we will never forget. Let's do it again!! MELISSA SZELEST 'vi-142 ..m2.f...,.t'f , IWW